CommercialGreat site for Vivarium supplies and often has some nice epiphytes to sell. (http://www.blackjungle.com)

CommercialSite about cacti and succulents, books, brochure, journals, CD-ROMs, Concentration, Online fun, Webhosting, WebBBS, Free links, Advertisements. (http://www.cactus.cz/english)

CommercialSpecializing in Dischidias. Sells mainly cuttings of many epiphytic and non epiphytic plants. (http://www.cloudjungle.com/eshop/default.asp)

CommercialDoug has a number of Platyceriums listed for sale. (http://home.earthlink.net/~decho/page2.html)

CommercialIf your looking for either Platycerium hillii or superbum this is the place to get them. (http://www.elmoreferns.com/)

CommercialA good resource for hard to find Gesneriads (http://www.lauray.com)

CommercialIf your into Pleurothallids, this is a great souce. (http://www.pleurothallids.com/Lynn's_Pleurothallids.htm)

CommercialGreen Design Indoor Plant Hire - Want to improve air quality around the office? Or just looking to brighten things up a little? Green Design Indoor Plant Hire can help! We're a Sydney based indoor plant hire company, servicing Sydney, Wollongong and the Central Coast. After more than 25 years in business, indoor plants truly are our specialty. What's more, we're one of only a handful of indoor plant rental companies to be accredited by the National Plantscapers Association http://www.nipa.asn.au (NIPA), and we're a member of the Green Building Council. (http://greendesign.com.au/)

CommercialTravel with people that know the plants and where to find them. We specialize in organized trips to exotic destinations to explore different kinds of flora including Orchids, Bromiliads, Heliconias, Aroids, Ferns, Cycads, Cacti and many other exotic tropical plants. (http://www.plantadventures.com)

CommercialRick's Tropica is a small business co-owned by Rick & Chandelle Reese, Scott Kaminsky and Chris Greer. They import and sell a number of different tropical plants, African bulbs and species orchids from around the world. You never know what may be hidden within those pages as many of their plants and orchids are hard to find in the United States or are very rare. (http://www.rickstropica.com)

CommercialA source for many epiphytic Rododendrons. Not considered to be an Epiphyte but this nursery is the place to get the most species I have seen. (http://www.bovees.com/)

CommercialA great resouce for Nepenthes. Ships to the US. (http://www.wistuba.com/)

CommercialOne of the best resources on the web for rare and unusual tropical plants. Specializes in Bromeliads but has much more. Has a quarterly catalog called Cargo Report. (http://www.tropiflora.com)

GardenDaniel Stowe Botanical Garden is nestled amidst 450 acres of meadows, woodlands and lakefront property in Belmont, North Carolina. Both a botanical garden and a nature center, DSBG is a place where nature and horiticulture blend into one. (http://www.dsbg.org/)

GardenEstablished in 1938, Fairchild Tropical Garden has an extensive botanical collection of rare tropical plants including palms, cycads, flowering trees and vines with programs in environmental education, conservation and horticulture. (http://www.fairchildgarden.org)

GardenThe botanical gardens are located at 811 South Palm Avenue, Sarasota, Florida.This organization developed signage and brochures about the Canopy Walkway and Tower. The organization will continue the education and research phase by recruiting and coordinating projects with local schools, offering classes and training volunteer tour leaders. The William G. Selby and Marie Selby Foundation was a major financial contributor to the construction of the project. (http://www.selby.org)

GardenLocated on a 79 acre site in St. Louis,the Missouri Botanical Garden is world-renowned for its fundamental botanical research, horticultural display and education programs. The Garden has one of the world's largest and most active botanical research programs, focused on the tropics, and providing basic information on the world's botanical diversity. The Garden's grounds present a wide variety of outstanding thematic gardens, including the Climatron(sm), the world's first geodesic dome greenhouse, and the largest Japanese Garden in North America. The Garden's web site provides information on its programs, including gardening tips, as well as images of the Garden and its research projects. (http://www.mobot.org/)

GardenThe New York Botanical Garden is an advocate for the plant kingdom. The Garden pursues its mission through the wide-ranging research programs of The International Plant Science Center; through its role as a museum of living plant collections arranged in gardens and landscapes across its National Historic Landmark site; and through its comprehensive education programs in horticulture and plant science. (http://www.nybg.org/)

GardenIf you are ever in Charlotte North Carolina you need to vist this garden and greenhouse. They have an excellent collection of epiphytic plants including, Aroids, Orchids, Gesneriads, Bromeliads and more. It's a great place. (http://gardens.uncc.edu/)

ReferenceA great site displaying many types of plants found in Brazil. This site is a wealth of information and pictures for reference. (http://mpeixoto.sites.uol.com.br/index.html)

ReferenceThis is a wonder site if you are into small spaces and epiphytes. This just goes to show you what can be done with only a small amount of space. I guess the frogs are OK too. (http://www.frogworld.nl/dutchvivariums.html)

ReferenceCome interact with other EpiForums members on Sundays at 4PM EST (-5 GMT). Ask your questions, or casually chat about various epi related topics. (http://www.epiforums.com)

ReferenceA site dedicated to the ornamental cultivation of plants commonly known as "gingers". There are a few epiphytic gingers but even if they aren't they are wonderful plants for the garden. (http://www.gingersrus.com)

ReferenceThis is a great site for information on Nepenthes. It has some of the best photos I've seen of Nepenthes. (http://nepenthes.merbach.net/)

ReferenceThis site is packed with information on Ant Plants and Epiphytes. A great deal of useful information for those Antplant lovers. (http://www.duke.edu/~nplummer/main.html)

ReferenceThis is a wonderful site for information about Peperomias. It's one of the few sites devoted to this Genus. (http://www.peperomia.net)

ReferenceA great resource for information on all Gesneriads, not only the epiphytic ones. (http://www.gesneriads.ca)

SocietyThe American Fern Society is over 100 years old. With over 900 members worldwide, it is one of the largest international fern clubs in the world. It was established in 1893 with the objective of fostering interest in ferns and fern allies. To this end it encourages correspondence and the exchange of information and specimens between members via its newsletter the Fiddlehead Forum. (http://www.amerfernsoc.org/)

SocietyOrchidWeb has been designed to offer you an online introduction to the art and science of growing orchids, as well as a timely reference. (http://www.orchidweb.org)

SocietyThe purposes of this society are to promote and maintain public and scientific interest in the research, development, preservation, and distribution of bromeliads, both natural and hybrid, throughout the world, and to promote fellowship. This is another great information resource for epiphytes since many Bromeliads are epiphytic. (http://bsi.org/)

SocietyA nice site from the Netherlands. Mostly deals with epiphytic cactus. (http://www.epric.org/)

SocietyThe official site of the International Aroid Society. Many aroids are epiphytic such as Philodendrons and Anthuriums. Great resource! (http://www.aroid.org)

SocietyThe Pleurothallid Alliance encourages the cultivation, conservation and appreciation of all orchids of the subtribe Pleurothallidinae. They also assist in disseminating knowledge about them, gathering information about habitats; and supporting horticultural and scientific studies of pleurothallid orchids. This is a great site! (http://www.pleurothallids.com/The_Pleurothallid_Alliance.htm)

SocietyIf you are into Epiphytic Cactus don't forgat about Rhipsalis. Most are epiphytes and this is a wonderful resource for identifying and growing them. (http://www.rhipsalis.com)

SocietyThe San Diego Fern Society (SDFS) has designed this site to provide an international source of fern-related information for the fern hobbyist. These resources include: (http://www.sdfern.com)

SocietyThis society meets 1st Thursday of each month at the San Francisco City Fair building, 9th and Lincoln in San Francisco, quarterly newsletter, $12 a year. Email the contact for info on joining (mailto:macro6096@hotmail.com)

SocietyIf you live in the New York area this is a wonderful resource for meeting with and talking to others with a love for Bromeliads. For those of us that have no societies local to us, we can only wish we had this type of way to meet and trade plants. The focus is to grow them as house plants. (http://www.nybromeliadsociety.org)